Free Walking Tours Rome

There’s a huge offer of Free Walking Tours in Rome departing every day, both morning and afternoon, from all must-see neighborhoods. And they are all led by expert guides! Take your first steps in the city with a Essential Rome City Tour, or a Free Tour of Imperial Rome. You will learn about the history and the origins of the city, and witness its past splendors. Afterwards, we suggest taking a Free Tour of the Jewish Ghetto to learn interesting details of this community in Italy. If you still have free time, there are more interesting walks worth booking, such as the Free Tour through the Trastevere neighborhood, and a Free Tour through the Squares of Rome and the Vatican. Finally, there are more Free Tours in Rome that will make you fall in love with this historic metropolis: a Free Tour of Rome by Night, and a Free Food Tour around interesting fresh places in Trastevere.

“The Eternal City” houses the ruins of some of the most stunning architectural gems from ancient history. Go back more than 2,000 years in time with a guide as you walk through the remains of the Forum, and witness the majesty of the great stadium of the Colosseum, one of the seven wonders of the world. In the city center, you should also visit the fascinating Pantheon of Agrippa, as well as the Trajan Column and the Trajan Market. You can also join a Rome Free Walking Tour to spend an afternoon strolling through stately squares: our absolute favorites are Piazza di Spagna, with its spectacular staircases; Piazza Navona, crowned by three baroque fountains; and the Fontana di Trevi, famous for its impressive sculpture of Neptune guiding his chariot pulled by sea horses and tritons. And of course, in the Vatican, you must visit Saint Peter's Square and Saint Peter's Basilica, enter the Vatican Museums and admire the ceilings of the Sistine Chapel.

Rome offers countless days of fun for travelers. The city offers interesting things to do for families, solo travelers, art lovers and foodies. In different galleries you can admire paintings by Caravaggio, you will see Michelangelo's Pietà in the Basilica of Saint Peter in the Vatican or even dare to explore the mysterious Catacombs. As you walk through the Forum, the Capitoline Museums, and Villa Borghese, you'll have the opportunity to learn about Julius Caesar, Octavian Augustus, Nero, Caligula, Trajan, and other emperors who shaped world history. After the cultural sightseeing, enjoy a relaxing walk through the charming neighborhoods of Ponte or Trastevere. These are two of the most popular neighborhoods in the city, full of handicraft boutiques, charming pizzerias, ice cream parlors and bohemian cafes. A walk at sunset through the cobbled streets that lead to the Umberto I bridge will be the best way to say goodbye to Rome.